Cetineite Sabelli C, Nakai I, Katsura S American Mineralogist 73 (1988) 398-404 Crystal structures of cetineite and its synthetic Na analogue Na3.6(Sb2O3)3(SbS3)(OH)0.6.2.4(H2O) Sample: Synthetic Na analogue CELL PARAMETERS: 14.1520 14.1520 5.5758 90.000 90.000 120.000 SPACE GROUP: P6_3 X-RAY WAVELENGTH: 1.541838 MAX. ABS. INTENSITY / VOLUME**2: 54.92365098 2-THETA INTENSITY D-SPACING H K L 7.21 100.00 12.2560 1 0 0 12.51 8.37 7.0760 1 1 0 17.47 5.97 5.0753 1 0 1 19.16 24.07 4.6323 1 2 0 20.28 11.82 4.3795 1 1 1 21.55 36.87 4.1241 2 0 1 21.75 21.94 4.0853 3 0 0 24.99 26.58 3.5631 1 2 1 24.99 6.08 3.5631 2 1 1 26.22 9.69 3.3992 1 3 0 26.22 7.97 3.3992 3 1 0 27.06 19.97 3.2954 3 0 1 29.15 5.14 3.0640 4 0 0 29.91 59.64 2.9874 2 2 1 30.81 64.14 2.9024 1 3 1 30.81 23.75 2.9024 3 1 1 31.83 3.15 2.8117 2 3 0 32.11 28.79 2.7879 0 0 2 32.95 3.96 2.7185 1 0 2 33.37 7.01 2.6853 4 0 1 33.51 2.74 2.6745 1 4 0 33.51 17.67 2.6745 4 1 0 34.58 4.26 2.5938 1 1 2 36.66 2.61 2.4512 5 0 0 37.66 4.11 2.3887 1 2 2 37.66 1.39 2.3887 2 1 2 38.15 1.03 2.3587 3 3 0 38.88 1.15 2.3162 2 4 0 38.88 8.20 2.3162 4 2 0 41.00 2.01 2.2012 1 5 0 41.00 3.46 2.2012 5 1 0 41.23 1.47 2.1898 2 2 2 41.57 4.09 2.1723 3 3 1 41.91 10.44 2.1556 1 3 2 42.25 1.06 2.1390 2 4 1 42.25 2.33 2.1390 4 2 1 43.91 1.29 2.0621 4 0 2 44.24 12.77 2.0475 1 5 1 44.35 1.60 2.0427 6 0 0 44.99 4.23 2.0149 3 4 0 45.84 6.43 1.9797 2 3 2 46.26 2.27 1.9625 2 5 0 46.26 4.83 1.9625 5 2 0 47.09 3.93 1.9300 1 4 2 47.09 5.65 1.9300 4 1 2 48.01 1.25 1.8949 4 3 1 48.72 5.98 1.8690 6 1 0 49.22 3.82 1.8512 2 5 1 49.52 4.96 1.8409 5 0 2 49.61 3.63 1.8376 1 0 3 51.28 2.10 1.7816 2 4 2 51.28 11.82 1.7816 4 2 2 51.57 8.43 1.7721 1 6 1 51.57 1.12 1.7721 6 1 1 52.25 1.89 1.7509 7 0 0 52.25 7.81 1.7509 5 3 0 53.00 3.30 1.7276 1 5 2 53.00 1.53 1.7276 5 1 2 54.22 1.84 1.6918 3 0 3 54.41 3.25 1.6862 4 4 1 55.88 6.73 1.6454 2 2 3 56.34 1.88 1.6330 3 4 2 56.42 4.48 1.6308 1 3 3 56.42 6.90 1.6308 3 1 3 57.42 1.43 1.6048 5 2 2 58.04 3.18 1.5891 4 0 3 58.85 1.63 1.5692 5 4 0 59.29 4.08 1.5586 1 7 1 59.55 3.12 1.5524 6 1 2 61.38 6.01 1.5105 5 4 1 62.14 1.64 1.4937 4 4 2 62.40 3.80 1.4881 3 6 1 62.66 3.15 1.4827 7 0 2 62.66 10.85 1.4827 5 3 2 62.91 4.58 1.4773 8 0 1 63.75 1.01 1.4598 3 3 3 64.26 1.39 1.4496 2 4 3 64.43 1.39 1.4461 2 7 1 64.43 2.98 1.4461 7 2 1 65.76 1.21 1.4201 1 5 3 65.76 1.20 1.4201 5 1 3 66.01 1.15 1.4152 5 5 0 67.15 2.11 1.3939 0 0 4 68.62 1.90 1.3677 1 1 4 68.63 1.94 1.3675 5 4 2 70.33 1.11 1.3386 3 7 1 70.41 3.57 1.3372 2 8 0 70.56 1.98 1.3348 1 2 4 71.60 1.55 1.3179 6 1 3 73.97 1.15 1.2814 4 4 3 76.24 1.46 1.2489 2 3 4 77.17 1.38 1.2361 1 4 4 78.18 1.48 1.2226 1 7 3 78.80 1.02 1.2145 8 3 1 79.02 1.15 1.2117 5 0 4 79.49 1.81 1.2057 2 8 2 80.03 1.10 1.1990 5 4 3 80.95 1.22 1.1877 3 6 3 81.56 1.98 1.1803 9 2 1 82.78 1.24 1.1660 2 7 3 88.24 1.16 1.1074 3 7 3 89.97 3.03 1.0905 5 3 4 89.97 1.12 1.0905 7 0 4 ================================================================================ XPOW Copyright 1993 Bob Downs, Ranjini Swaminathan and Kurt Bartelmehs For reference, see Downs et al. (1993) American Mineralogist 78, 1104-1107.